BLOG | Can the Bureau of Land Management Shift Gears on Climate Change?
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Chandra Rosenthal | March 9, 2021
After years of mismanagement, does the Bureau of Land Management have the capacity to deliver on its climate change and conservation promises ...
BLOG | EPA’s Bad Chemistry Is Killing Us
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Jeff Ruch | February 25, 2021
We cannot afford to wait for EPA to finally become a 21st century regulator of harmful chemicals that find our way into food, water, and air ...
BLOG | Renewable Energy and Public Lands
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Guest Contributor | February 23, 2021
Tensions may emerge between the dual goals of protecting natural areas and reducing GHG emissions, particularly when it comes to public lands ...
BLOG | The Risks of Paying for Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Sequestration
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Peter Jenkins | February 17, 2021
As climate programs are revived under the new Administration, the role of greenhouse gas reduction offsets in agriculture are under fresh scrutiny ...
BLOG | Research Suppression at USDA and Stagnation of Agricultural Science
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Guest Contributor | February 11, 2021
Jonathan Lundgren was a top-rated USDA research scientist until he started revealing the environmental harms of the neonicotinoid insecticides and other favorite products of the pesticide industry ...
BLOG | Vilsack Pick Fails Scientific Integrity Test
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Jeff Ruch | February 3, 2021
Biden’s nominee for USDA Secretary, Tom Vilsack, had a dubious record on scientific integrity and ties to agri-business during his previous stint at USDA ...